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THC OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,1 TUESDAY. MAY. , 13, 1919. 18 ! INVESTIGATION OF JONES1 CHARGE IS TAKEN UP BY AGENT Thomas A. Thatcher Here From San Francisco to Look Into : Allegation of Discrimination. ARRANGES TOR TESTIMONY Stevedore Accuses Fleet Corpor- - ation Official of Favoritism in - '. Letting Contracts. . Investigation of the charges of al ' leged . discrimination made by W. J. Jones, Portland stevedore, against C D. Kennedy, Portland head of the operat ing department of the Emergency Fleet I corporation, was begun today with the arrival from San Francisco of Thomas A. Thsfcher. attorney for the division . of construction and operations. Mr. Kennedy has been accused of -patronizing certain concerns exclusively and of permitting the government to pay exorbitant prices for ' the lumber used in lining ships. Objection ,1-1-8 been Vmade to the manner in which Kennedy has let certain contracts on government - account. "I am here to give the whole question - a preliminary investigation and am act-i-lng under the department of operation f and construction," he Bald. One of the first duties of the attorney ' - was to Inspect the nature of the charge - which have been preferred. He is pre pared to have all who appear before him give testimony ' under oath. . : : - A stenographer will take down the ,-,oral testimony. FOR PORTLAND-LEWISTON SERVICE t'PIoneflr Concern Will Put Grahamons on Run, Beginning About July 1. Inauguration of a Portland-Lewlston service with the river steamer Graha t imna, the- service to commence about , July 1, is announced by the Oregon City Transportation company, the pioneer concern which haa been operating rlvpr .' steamers on ,the Port land-Salem-Cor-vallis run for more than 30 years. The , company recently withdrew from the old route. The Oregon City Transportation com pany is composed of some of the veteran - river men of this section, and Captains v A, VV. and A. B. Graham, who .have " been associated together in the trans portation business on the former run, will continue on the new schedule. The r steamer Grahair.ona will undergo certain TRAWSPORTATIOS ' A tr SKA mr IP )MIRALLWB. S. s'"CITY OF TOPEKA" 9s00 P. M May 17, 1919 To North Bend. Marshfield, Eureka. 8n Francisco, connecting with steamers to Los Angelea and Ban Diego Ticket cold to all them point and baggage checked th roach. Ticket aold to all principal ports in Alaska. Make your rervationa two weeks in advance, First steamer lea res Seattle for Nora and St. Michael Juno 1. Book yonr freight for the Orient via tha BS. "WEST. CELINA," sailing June 16. TICKET OFFICE. .101 THIIIO ST. Main 14S6. A-S332. Local Freight Off lea Cast 4831. NORWAY J SWEDEN AINU UJLIXMAKIS. We can help you set the bast avails! space on any it earn er of any Una. We ha STEAMSHIP TICKETS - Is Our Office for the Following Llnefi Dlrseti Norwegian American Lin Scandinavian American Lin Swedish American Lin Vis Kngianei CunarS Steamship Company Whit Star Line If yon are interested SB (otn ever there, or v bnnsins anyone from there, call upoo DORSET B. SMITH, MANAOKR. OREOON JOURNAL TRAVEL BUREAU Th Journal aids," Portland, Oregon Telephone Marshall 1879. Service Resumed S. S. ROSE CITY Between Portland and San ITravnisco . . t Only . FREIGHT A5D PASSENGERS FROM PORTLAND 3 P. M., MAY 15 AKD EVERT NINE DATS Saa Francisco Portland 8. s. Lisas Ticket at Consolidated Ticket Office. Third and Washington. Phones Main SS30. A-SS11. ' Freight Alntworth Dock. Broadway XSS. a -1234 STEAMERS , Th Danes and Way Points Sailinfs Tuesdays, Tnartdsys and Saturdays, 10 P. M. DALLES COLUMBIA LINE Ash St. Dock. Broadway, 3454 AUSTRALIA . NEW ZI ALAND AND SOUTH SEAS Via Tahiti and tUratonsa. man and Passonaer , Barries) , From San Pt anulsca a eery xs Days UNION SS. CO. O.F NEW ZEALAND - tSO California Sv; San rranclsca Or Local Steamship and FUllroad Aseoclee. UCCMTASJ1J UMtMHl IRARSaTLaJITIQUC . ExsrsM Postal srvica " NEW YORK FRANCS ' WEEKLY. DEPARTURES 1 Psoas! ire., Raclfte Coast A tents, 1os cttarry Sk, SsatUa. ar any Local Asant. ' - Steamer . ror ; San Francisco, r Los Angeles and Sap Diego, WEDNESDAY, 2:30 P. 'M. " M. BOLLAM, Ag-ent ' " PHONI MAIN f 12 THIRD ST. LJTEAMOT JHeAl II I repairs and Improvements to fit her for the water conditions - of ? thw; upper Columbia. New keelsons will be put in and additions made to the guards.1 : r Acoordin to Captain A. B. Graham, the company will not handle freight be tween Portland and The Dalles, all of tl . business being- - confined to points ttiween txne uaues ana uwuion. In establish ins; the new service Cap tain Grlun calls attention to the op portunity which is : now riven Portland merchants to patronize the upper Co lumbia line, which will tap the Inland Empire section, sometliing the shippers have been wanting- for years. - The draft of the Crahamona is sufficient for her to make the Snake river at the low water periods, it is said. SHIPBUILDING CARTOON AlDf The Pilot, Columbia River ShipbuUd Ing Corporation Paper, Appeals. I Kenneth Davidson, editor of the! riioi, tne piant paper or uie uoiumDia River .Shipbuilding corporation, whose ability as a cartoonist is doing much to help brighten the pages of the , publica tion, has a picture - la the May 9: issue, which is an appeal in behalf of a con tinuance of the shipbuilding work of the country- . " i - The cartoon is headed. "An Appeal to Unclie Sam," in which the interests of the United States government, the yard owner, and the public are depicted. "Portland shipbuilders, workers, and the public ask that the shipyards be not closed," Is the message which ap pears under - the picture. The Pilot contains a variety of shop news, every department of the work being covered. Included In . the news columns Is the account of the shipment of three Scotch marine boilers to the Southwestern Shipbuilding company of San Pedro, Cal. The Columbia . River Shipbuilding corporation makes its own boilers and a government contract for 30 of these boilers is now being executed. WAR PAINT TO BE REMOVED Tug Oneonta Will Doff Present Dress and Take on Peace Time Colors. ' Having served her purpose as a unit of the ' United States navy during the late war operations, ' and having no further use for her war time paint, the port of Portland tug, Oneonta, which has just been turned back to the port by the navy authorities, will soon doff her war dress and substitute paint of peace time nature. When the authorities at Bremerton took over the tug on a rental basis they made certain alterations of minor char acter to ; the boat and - repainted the hull and deckhouse a prey color, in order, to decrease, the visibility of the craft at sea. It is now the purpose of the commission to paint the boat black, to accomplish a visual effect just the opposite to that of the war require ments. . Dredge Makes Progress Rapid progress is being made by the port of Portland commission dredge. Tualatin, on the excavations being made in Oregon slough in connections with the fill at the site of the livestock exposition grounds, , on the peninsula. The work will require the removal of about 250.000 cubic yards of material. The material is being dumped on the banks of the slough near the Derby street approach to the Interstate bridge. Ne& of the Port Arrivals May 19: Steadfast, American steamer, from Saa Fran cisco, ballast. Rose City. American stesmer, from San Francisco, passengers snd general. Departures May 13: Klamath, American steamer, for Ssn Pedro and San Francisco, passengers and lumber. MARINE ALMANAC Weather at ftiver'a Mouth: North Hesd, May 13. Conditions at the month or the river at noon: Sea amooth, wind east, 10 miles. Weather clear; humidity, 39. Tides at Astoria Wednesday High Water Low Water 2:04 s. m. 7:1 feet 8:08 a. m. 0.8 feet 7:59 p. m. ' 3.0 feet DAILY RIVER READINGS H A. M., Pacific Summer Time. -J STATION'S -j- So SSsj-Sa-! Vv'ena tehee (40.0 22.1 0 n.OO Lcwiston 22.0 6.S 0.2 O.OO I'm til I 25.0 11.8 -0.1 0.00 The Dallas 40.0 17.9 0.l 0.00 Eugene 10.0. 8.7 -0.2 0.00 Albany 20.0 4.8 -0 . 1 0.00 Salem 20. 0 3.7 0 . 1 O.OO Of eeon City ..... 1 2 , 0 4.5 -0.1 0 . 04 Portland . 1B.0 10.9 0.lo.OB Rising. Falling. RIVER FORECAST The . Willamette river at Portland will re main nearly stationary during the next three days. . , AT NEIGHBORING PORTS Astoria, May 18. Sailed at 8:30 last night: Tug 8ea Eagle, for Puget Sound. Arrived at 2 and left up at '8:80 a. m, steamer Steadfast from San Franrisco. Sailed at 8:80. a. m., steamer Daisy Matthews for San Pedro. San Francisco, Msy IS. Sailed at 4 a. m,, Kureka. May 12. Arrived: Steamer City of Topeka from 8an Francesco ror Portland via Coos Bay. . Cooa Bay.' May 12. Arrived at 7:80 p. m.: Steamer Anrelia from Portland for San Fran cisco via Eureka. Syndey, May 0. Arrived: Schooner W. H. Marston from Columbia river. San Franciaco, May 12; Sailed: Steamer W. F. Hernn for Portland towing schooner Mont erey.. . , .... ! . San Pedro, May 12.' Sailed last night: Steamer Santiam for Columbia nver. Astoria, May 12. Mailed at 2:85 p. m Stesmer El Segundo towing Barge No. 98 for San Francisco. Arrived at 1:10 and left up at 4:05 p. m. Steamer Roaa City from San Franrtsco. Sailed at 6 p, m.r Steamer Flare 1, for trial trip. San Franciaco. May .1,8. -(L N. 8.) Ar ri'ed Vanguard. Loa Angelea. 12:85 a. m.: CUarlea Christensen. Loa Angelea. 2:45 a. m.: MarKopa. Taneourer. 8:15 a. m. ; Korea Mars. Kobe, 8:25 a. m. ;. Pasadena, Albion, 9:15 a. m. : schooner Bertie Minor, Lavuka. 10 a, m Hailed Oleum Portlsnd. 4:25 a. m. ; Stockton City. Shelter Cove, :25 a m Ssn Francisco. Msy 13. (L N. 8.) Ar- v'l n V , o " ie I1 un tow tug Standard No. 21, H Segundo, 8 p. m.; French schooner Roberta, Papeete. 8:10 p. m.; schooner Virginia, Melbourne,. 8:35 p. ra. : Hartwood, Loa Angeles, m eUowtOM' IxM Angelea. 9:02 .SfLled faT ,,2: Pveaident, Loa Angeles, 12:1 p. m.i Iris, cruise, 1:20 p. m J ap Ondono Maru. Dublin .4:25 p. m. ; Necanicurn, Brookings, 0:15 pi n. ; Homer. Santa Barbara. :SO p. -BS.J Hartwood. Qrsjs Harbor. 11:55 SestUe, Wash.. May 18. (I. ' N. 8.1 Ar rived: Governor, San Piego. via San Fraaciaco and Victoria. 12:50 a. VRaTnleSarran? Cisco. -8 a. .m..- Brookhaven. Tacoma. 8 a. m. Sf1? S3 towta 'rom.f Franciaco via Point Wells. S am. May 12 Arrived: Jadona. Ta ooma. 8:80 p. nv; Bonaetorre. Basis Harbor. 12 :80 p. tn. j. whaling tups Peterson and Taa4 ginak, Vicrtona, 6 p. m.; Etestra. Tacoma. 8 a. sa., towing. - .-;: - Sailed, May IS: City Jof Seattle.' Southeast ern Alaska, 10 a. m : Santa Ana, Soutbaasters Alaska. 9 a. -m.; Skagwsy. Southeastern and Southwestern Alaska, 9 a. m. : Admiral Schler San Diego, via 8araaci8c llXLt Ketehikaa. May 12. Sailed: Princess Mary, southbound. 10:80 a. m. v.iif"!:!! -12- Sailed: rAdmiral Knight, northbound. p as. May 11 S T EEL STRUCTURAL SHARES , . RLATES BARS .... . RIVET . '. BOLTS UPSET RODS FABRICATED MATERIAL ' , top , TANKS TOWERS SHIPS NORTHWEST BRIDGE &IRON COJ " v?TLAID. OREOON. P. o. Bex ass Buiai1t Sailed- Admiral Evans, southbound, p. as. ; Jeffe-son, ot boand. lt a. m. Akutaa, May 12. Arrived: Elihn Thomson, tow ins bars Fresno from Seattle via icy Straits for repairs. - . ., Auckland. - May . Arrived Mskura, Van couver . Hongkong, May 5. Arrived: Empress " of Rn a,- Vancouver. Kobe. M(f a. Arrived: Empress of Japan. Vancouver. ;.. - San Pedro.. - May 12 Sailed: Queen. Baa Diego. '. . : ' Port Gambia. May 12. Sailed: Y. S. Loop. San Fnu tciaro. 11:30 a. m. T aroma. May IS. Arrived: West Hem brie, Seattle, Sam.; Manila Mars. Seattle, 10 a. nu; Santa Hits. - May 12 Sailed:- Quadra, Vancouver, Davenport. Saa Francisco. . . Ph-adelphia, Pa.. May 12. Arrived: Mna keto f rom Paget Sound. Manila, May 1. SaOed: Admiral Wain -wrisht. San Franciaco. May . Sailed: Ad miral Goodrich. Saa Franciaco. Iloilo, May S. Sailed: Tnkon. Honahdu. Manhfieid. Oa. May 12. Sailed at S p. si.. May 11, - steamer - Undawrr for Los - Anceiea; barboond outside. Steamer Anrelia. Sfarrtage Licenses Vancouver, Wash., May 13. Marriage licenses were issued Monday to the fol lowing couples : John Barth, 27, Van couver, and Elsie Ada Elliott, 24. Port land ; Wilford II. Faler, 30, and Kate G. Hudson. ' 23. Camas ; ' Robert Walker, legal.. and Helen F. Clark, legal. Port land; Fred Mayhew, 30, and Margaret Cosgrove, 24, Portland; Ed Sipola, 30, and Lanni Hemming, 30. Portland ; Grover W. Morgan, 33, Portland, and Viola Alexander, 21, Vancouver ; John Stenger, 23, and Edna Seely, 19, Wood burn, Or, ; Oscar Adolfson, 25, and Myr tle Mauke, 18, Brush Prairie ; Oscar Laurell, 42, Portland, and Mrs. Hilda Syvanen, 30, 'Amity, Or.; John E. Erick son, 58, Portland.: and Iola E. Miller, 3, Vancouver; Peter Andrews, 23, and Leah Mcintosh, 18. Portland; William E. Leadbetter, 25, Portland, and Alma M. Steffan, 23. Mt. Vernon, Wash. : Two detachable handles rive a new screwdriver more power. HEW TODAY Journal "Want" Ad RATES In any classification. Daily or Sunday, Journal classified rates are: " l cents per word per inser tion. 3 CONSECUTIVE INSER TIONS FOR THE PRICE OF TWO. 7 CONSECUTIVE INSER TIONS FOR THE PRICE OF FIVE, . Copy for Daily must be in the office BEFORE 10:20 A. M. of day it is intended to run, and copy for Sunday must be in the office before 6 o'clock Saturday night. FOR BEST RESULTS Give detailed description (n your ads and order to run for at least 7 insertions. For Contract Rates phone for solicitor to call. THE JOURNAL IS THE BEST RESULT PRODUCING "WANT" AD MEDIUM IN PORTLAND. PHONE YOUR "WANT" ADS TO THE JOURNAL Main 7173 or A-6051 GARAGE LOCATION Two-story and basement brick building- in front of entrance to Columbia River and Northwest Steel shli building plants. Half-block frontage, plenty of room to enlarge building and expand business. Splendid location for garage and automobile repairing business. Will sell this property cheap and on very favorable terras. Will make Interesting proposition to responsible party who means business. See R. W. HA GOOD Main 4958. A-0S1. 600 Journal bldg. Send Vs Your, Old Carpets , Old Sici mad Wooles Clothing We Mass Reverslbls, Haad-vrorea Fluff Rugs Tasy "Wear Lias Iroa. Ras; Raws Wsrea All SJsss. Mail Orders Scad for Booklet. Carpet Cleaning txlt Rage, Steam Cleaned, 619 WESTERIf FLUFF RUG CO. 64 Union Ato. Jf. Eatt 6618 Phoneg B-1476 NORTHWEST RUG COMPANY FORMER ADDRESS 153 UNION AVE. New Ruars made from all kinds of old carpets. Carpet Cleaning-. Refitting-, Resizing-. Rag Rugs woven all sixes. Mall Orders Solicited. EAST 3580 -188 B. 8TH B-1230 Own Your Home e Six-room dwelling-, well built and mod ern in every respect, full cement base ment, rood: heating plant; north slope of Mt Tabor.. Price reasonable. Terms to suit. . ' . - : , SEE B. W. HAGOOD. . Joaraal BaUdlac -Main 4tSS a.aatt Auction sale tues. May 13, 10 a." m." nura biock or secona nana xurruture. consisting of Beds, Gas Ranges, Carpets. Garden Tools. Lawn Mowers, Showcases, other miscellaneous articles. 333 1st st winrer jnaraei. : 5 . . ..' - .'. AUCTION SALES TOMORROW AT WILSON '8 Auction . House. 169-17 2d st. Sale at 10 a. m. -- - MEBTnrq NOTICES 41 ; CAMP aaeeta every tTad , -aeaday evening in ff. a . W. Temple. 128 11th at. i All arambera rstrnested to ' attswL' vmw. BEBMAN SCHAlisV Clark. Tonight i T onlght Tonight lKJtAft ffUP atwsarwHaVtV- 1M By ik cB No. 74,' K and U ot S.. W. O. W. hall. 12S 11th st- Ewrjom reading tbia ad is in- atea 8a cents. -, l".- MAT basket social, card party and daaee. given by the cadets of Oregon aaseaably No. 1. United Artisans, Toesday. May 18. in Swiss halt. 3d and Jefferson sts. Prises for cards. Coffee will be famished free with basket; good OREGON F1KST 981. UO.T.M . soeet lsTaad d Thttrs. each saa . W. O. W. hall. 11th st, EMBLEM JEWELBT a specialty: buttons, pinx . aaKasSvwaB.aa Batu J 1 1 SS a,L I" W i ii mi ,: aVtW 49m.r 4.9 UI SW - U tsi& 0 Z-Z. .;: mtriges.Btrtbs.leots. BIKTHS SQU1BKS To Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Squires. 95 fiSth, May 2, a daughter. ; . ; CABLE To Mr. nl Mrs. , & a Cable. 751 B - S8d, May 6,t a daughter. r- ' RAMSBT To Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bamsby, 4115 71st, May 2j-a son. t - ! JACKSO.N To Mr. and Un. it. JE. Jackson, Sellwood hospital, May 7. s sob. , tATHBL JJ To Mr. and Mrs. K. Bathbns, 64 E. 2d. May 9, a aon. LISKA To Mr. and Mra. I. TV., Links. 1162 Kerby. May T, a aon. , ' i MANX ING To Mr. and Mrs. A. Manning, 1114 Union eve.,-May 8, a daughter. - HTBKA8 To Mr. and Mrs. H. 3. Hyrkss. Tigard, Or., May , a dausbter. i HAM. To Mr and Mra. C. G. Hall.. 258 E. 88th. May 7, a. daughter. ; - i HICKMAN To Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Rickman, Cherry ville. Or., May 7, S daughter. J ANDEK8N To Mrj and Mrs. C. W. Anderson. 160O HodHi. May 7. a aom GARDKXEIt To Mrl and Mrs. A. i. W, Garden (twina). er. 885 B. 38th. Majr 8, sons DEATHS AND fPyFHAliS 7S VAT'UHAN In this city. May 12, William U. Tanrhan, aged 50 years, lato of Eugene, Or, son of Floyd O. Vaughan. father of Welby Vaughaa of Honolulu. I. I : Brother of Mrs. Will Poole. Ontario. Or.; iln. John Pollmas. Albany,' Or. ; Mrs. John Dudahl, EuEMie. . Or. ; Mrs. Frank Bowers of Eugene. W.. Floyd. Eu gene and Pete. Vaughan of Morrow, Or. -The remains will bo forwarded this Tuesday) after noon by J. P. Pin ley A Son to Eugene, Or,, where services will -bei held and interment made. SHERBECK May 12. at St. Vincent s aani tarium. Johan August Sherbeck. age 75 years, beloved brother of Mrs. Caroline Lindell, 7035 Powell Valley road, and C. A. Mndell. 853 Sarra mento St., both of this city: father of Mrs. Martha Knox. Ft. Scott, Kan.: V. V. Sber beck of Lincoln Neb., Mrs. Me Bride of Oelier, Iowa, Remains forwarded this evening, ?uesday. May 13 by . Pearson's Undertaking Co. to Alpha, III., for services snd interment- 1 FOWLER In thi city. May 11, -1919. Henry E. Fowler, aged 57 years, brother of Miss Frances Fowler of Seaforih, Ontario: Mrs. George Fowler, Fargo, : N. D. ; Mrs. Elizabeth Hanley. Hillsboro, Or.; Thomas and Joseph Fowler, On tario, Can. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. at Tualitan Plains Presbyterian church. May 14. 1919. Remains at Holman's funeral parlors. - f JAMES In this city, May 13, Una Hsllie James, aged 87 years, wife of Alton Jams of 840 Glenn are. N.. daughter of Geo. T. Hunter of St. Joseph,: Mo., cousin. of Mrx. E. L. Thomss of Omsha, Neb., niece of P. A. Coale of Maupin, Or., snd Mster-in-law of Bruce Watson, this ctty. The remains sre at Finley's, Montsomery at 5trr. Notice of funeral here after. BrCHAXAN In this city. May 12. Elizabeth Buchanan, aged S years, late of Centralis. Wash., mother of Frank Perry, Ie Montgom ery and William Canby, ulster of Joshua. Levi and Benjamin Zimwalt, all of Centralis. Wash. The remains will be forwarded this afternoon ( Tuesday) by J. P.; Finley A Son to Oen- " , w ncns services win oe oeia ana interment made. ! HENDRIX Mary A. Hendnx. St. Vincents hos pital. Msy 8. 44 years, rupture of gall bladder. BROWN Christina E. Brown. 5838 52d. May 7, 72 years, chronic nephritis. FLORISTS n JAPAN FLORIST 190 4TH ST.. NEAR TATLOR All kinds of pot flowers and bed ding plants. - lOe and ap. Border plants. SSe dozen and up. Beautiful psnsies. 60e oer docaa. Vegetable plants, 2 dozen 25c and up. CLARK BROS.. florito. Morrison st bet. 4th and 5th. Phones Main A-180V Fine flow ers and floral designs. No branch stores. MARTIN eY FORBES CO., florist, 354 Wash ington. Main 289. A-12A9. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. j LIBERTY MARKET FLORIST, 5h and Tsm bill sts. Cut flowers, plants and designs. Sell wood greenhouse 649 Nehalem ave.. Sell. 1520. PORTLAND'S Floral and Bird Shop. Designs and decorations. Main 4878. 22 Morrkon. PEOPLES FLORAL SHOP. 245 Alder. De signs and decorations. Phone Marshall 5922. SWISS FLORAL CO. -FLOWERS AND PLANTS LA LANE Floral designs, decorations. Opposite postoffice. Main ,6545. MAX M. SMITH, florist. 141 6th st FUNERAL DIRECTORS HOLMAN UNDERTAKINGCa FUNERAL DIRECTORS Third snd Sslmon Streets . Msin B07. A-I511 Progressive Funeral Directors Main 9 Montgomery at 5th A-1590 WILSON & ROSS EAST 7TH AND MULTNOMAH Funeral Directors East 54 a- f C-3165 DUNNING & McENTEE Broadway end Ankeny Sts. Lady Assistant. Phones Broadway 430. A-4558. F. S. DUNNING, Inc. -i THE GOLDEN ECLE UNDERTAKERS : 414 E. Alder t - Phone East 2. B-S23B. A. D. KEN WORTHY & COT eS02-5HO4 S2d St 8. E.. I.ents Phosa Tabor 6267. , Home Phone P-61 East 781 P I I CDPU Mrs. Lerch B-1888 1 l, LLIlOn Assistant DNDEBTAKERS , E. 11th and Hawthorne McENTEE A EILEBS, funeral parlors with an tha privacy 'of a home, ICth and Everett sts. Phones Broadway 1213,' Home A-218S. I CHAMBERS COMPANY,, 248 and 290. Killingsworth ave., near WilHsms ave. WoodNwn 8300. C-118S. MILLER at TRACET. independent Funeral Di leetors. Prices aa low ss 820, S40, 360. Washington at Ella. Main 2K1. A-7885. Wilson & Wilson HAMILTON neral services. Tabor 4S1S. BREEZE& SNOOK Tabor 1258. B-2548. ATRTeller Co, ST ave. 1088. CUiii ONDERTAKINO CO. Main 41B2. OrVCWCO A-2i 2821. Corner 3d and Clay. CDIPOAM Undertaking Parlors. 445 Mor- liiivajuh rison st. Broadway 2BS4. B. T BYRNES, new residence establishment. 01 Williams are. . Woodlawn 220. O-1043. MONUMENTS PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS 26 4th St Opposite City HalL Nen Bros. ftBLAESING GRAMITE Co U 267-3WD ST.' AT MAOISOM i LOST A3VD FOUKP 31 THE following articles have been found oa ears ot the Portland Railway, Light A Power Co.: May 10. 1919 -6 purses, 1 book. 1 pin. 1 bracelet. 1 glove, 9 pkgs., 2 coats, 1 bicycle lamp, 1 spade, 3 suitcases, 4 lunch boxes. 15 umbrellas. - May 11, 1919 1 purse. 1 bunch keys, 2 gloves, S pkgs., 1 overcoat, 2 lunch boxes, 1 music case, 4 suitcases, 1 5 umbrellas. Owners may obtain property at First and Alder at. station. WILL the man who took brown cravenette . overcoat from Panama cafe , Sunday eve ning kindly return same and. get his at .cafe or call room 628, Cornelius hotel. ' LOST One 875 tire, between 10th snd Bum . aide and end of Washington St.. Sunday after noon. Finder .notify stockroom, Portland Motor Car Co.. 10th and Bnrnaide. LOST Cameo breastpin, on Hawthorne are, car or gunaymde (Hall st.) car. or between Grand ave. and 10th and Salmon. Main 4034. LOST- Diamond horseshoa pin between Hen ' Ttchsen jewelry store and Bohemian reataur ant. Liberal reward. Boom 414 Clyde hotel. LOST Auto curtains. Monday morning, .close to Sandy boulevard. Tabor 929S. Suitable reward. i ' ' ' , ; LOST -2-year-old bay colt, white starred beadT . Clerixio Bros., Englewood Farm, Box 89. sear Oswego. Keward. LOST- Friday chamois bag containing two bills and Jewelry, heirlooms. Reward. . No aues tkms asked. Phone Tabor 3811, - ' . . i LOST Saturday, on Columbia highway. Mult, club watch; fob. Call Mallory hoteL Mac. 6070, L08T Package of photos. Phone Main 6837. Reward. FOUND Oregon City Liberty bond receipt: . bare same paying for ad. 846 Clay at., city. STRAP punas Tuesday rooming. : oa Morrison. Return to 447 E. Couch. Reward. - - LOST Camea brooch, east aide, between S and -7 p. m. Liberal reward. CaB Tabor B31. LO&T Bed oow, . without horns. Finder please notify West Portland fairy. Mam satz. LOST Boy's overaoat in Park st. park aaar Cohuobia, Bewszd, Pheae Main 4385. ' tOT AWI FOTJIfT SI PARTT who: took umbrella from women's lava- tory. -Ath and tambill, please return to l7 Front St., , to aave trouble; - black and white handle. - -' --- -- ---- -- , HELP WAHTET MALE . MEN WANTED . Returned soldiers, 'sailors, house owners sad men of family, can find work at Columbia River Shipbuilding Corporation Opportunities for advaneewuat tn asen who want to work were never better. Wages 84.64 and up per day of 9 hours. Men froaa 21 to 46 yean of age preferred. Apply in poison st yard employment office, foot of Porter St. MEN WANTED ."AT WEST , UN! PAPER ; MILLS, 42C HODR, 8 HOUR JDAT. 8KB MR. H. A.' SWAFFOBD AT MILL OFFICE ACROSS RIVER FROM OREGON CITT GOOD HOTEL PROVIDES CLEAN BEDS. 20C: BEST MEALS. 850. WANTED 20 PAINTERS Standifer Wooden Ship Tarda Vancouver, Wash. WEAVERS E XPERIENCE D. STEADT WORK. GOOD WAGES. PORTLAND WOOLEN MILLS. . ' , WANTED Boys over 16 years of age re work in bag factory lining aacks; good wages. Ap ply Ames-Harris-NeviUe Bag Co., 15 th and Hoyt sts. ' - ' WANTED Man and wife experienced is han dling milking machine, 60 cows; state wages wanted. Call 409 Corbett bids, or phone Main 2651. TWO young men about 17, to learn pottery trade: 815 per week to- start. Pacific Stoneware Co., Inc.. 605 Sherlock ave. N. AUTOMOBILE painter and finisher at . once; only an expert need apply. Robinson-Smith Co.. 6th and Madison. 1 '' BRIGHT boy or girl over 16. Pacific Coast ifttamp Works. 63 Broadway. WANTED 3 men that understand house mov ing. Call Tabor 1116. ONE first class sheet metal worker. Union Ave. Sheet Metal Works, 411 Union ave. N. 1S-VEAR-OLD bor. Allen's Pi Clipping Bureau. 267 Oak, corner of 3d. WANTED Good brick man, flue and fireplace. Residence phone Main 6760. WANTED An experienced grocery clerk. 019 Union ave. N. A-l JAPANESE barber wanted; will guarantee. 291 Burnside st. HELP WATfTyp MI8C 48 BIGGER JOBS FOR AMBITIOUS ACCOUNTA NT8 POOKKEEPERS COST CLERKS t.FFICE MEN LEDGER CLERKS CASHIERS STENOGRAPHERS I can lsy before you a very definite and attractive opportunity to employ a part of yout leisure time in a way that will bring to you: several times as much as the compensation you are now re ceiving. ' I should like to talk with you about this matter solely from the stand point of your own interests. If it de velops I cannot serve you in the way I have in mind, I will tall you so frankly. Both individually and : through my business associatea I bare helped many men and women to double or treble their income. Probably I can -do aa much for you. A 10 or 15-mlnute interview will decide the matter one way or the other. No interviewa will be- granted except to those who state .tn writing their age, business experience, present position. If possible, give telephone number. All information confidential. Address D 618, Journal. AUTOMOBILES. TRUCKS. TRACTORS Learn to be a first-class Mechanio and Gas Engineer; rebuild, operate and repair Automo biles. Trucks and Tractors. This Is not an En gineering School, teaching THEORY ONLT; nenner is n a tiAiiAUis. out. a KJuAJj, fKAtr T1CAL SCHOOL where von learn tha busi ness by ACTUAL WORK on tha Machines. Wa have mora and better Equipment than all ether Schools in Oregon Combined. SPECIAL TRADES Machinist, Acetylene Welding, Vul canizing and Retreading. Day and Evening Classes. Write for Catalogue. HAWTHORNS ALTO SCHOOL. 462 Hawthorne ave. Typewriting, bookkeeping, comptometer and all otber modern rmsine courses. Lay ana mgnt school, ABsky bldg.. 8d snd Morrison. Main 824 LEARN AUTOS AND TRACTORS FIVE DATS FREE TRIAL PAT TUITION WHEN SATISFIED Wa teach auto, tractor, gas engine and aate electrical work; BIO . 100 FAUG CATALOU FREE. Address Adcox Auto and Tractor School, Dept. J. Union ave. and Wasco at., Foruaad. Or Phone East 744 . " 1 WANTED ONE HTNDBED MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN TELEGRAPH OPERATING. SPE CIAL OPPORTUNITT TO FIRST 25 AP PLICANTS. APPLY HEMPHILL. TRADE SCHOOLS. 124 6TH ST.. N. ... STUDY LAW AT HOME University Extension Method. Degree LL. B. conferred. We guarantee to pass you on tha bar examination in any state. For- full par ticulars apply room 447. Morgan bldg.. BUR8ELL PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL Individual instruction Right methods. Lnm bermens bldg., 6th and Stark. Bdwy. 8464. Miss F. Bursell. Principal. DAT SCHOOL, NIGHT SCHOOL. - -- LEARN TELHOBAPHT Toung men and wouset. wanted, CaU 218 Railway Eichange bldg. Splendid opportunity tr learn a well paid profession. Free booklet Rrilway Telegraph Insitnte. POSITIONS ASSURED ETERT GRADUA'rfl OiT BEHNKE-WALKEH Busmen CoDesc. Portland. ' Enroll any time. Tvlegraphy. stenography, banking, bookker'lne. secretarial. Free catalog. EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL ' Miss Regina Bucket's private schooL Indi vidual instruction. 122 H Grand ave. East 427. , GOINO faast or South Household goods sElp ped at reduced ratea; moving and packing: Pacific Coast Forwarding Co.. 403 Hoyt st. Bcwy. . - t TO become a practical Oxy-Acetylene welder ' apply at Universal Welding Wka., 2d and Flanders. ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEACHERS AGENCY Frank K. Welles, ex-asat. . State 8upt. mgr.. N. W. Bank bldg. Teachers placed promptly. ENERGETIC lady and man to take charge of ' cleaning snd pressing establishment. - 863 Third st. FIREMEN, brakemen, 81 50-8200 monthly; ax perience unnecessary; write, send a tamp. Railway Association, care SX-244, JournaL HETjF wakted-female WANTED A woman who understands employ ment work and who is a typist. Give refer ences, age, salary wantea ana general Inlorma tion. P-17, Journal. WANTED Girl for general housework, light cooking. 3 in family; all Sundays oft Apply 405 Johnson at., corner of 14th. Phone Broad- way 2631. - ' - COMPETENT girl to cook and aid ia housework, excellent surroundings, fair wages and good home for right girl. Phone Main 2211 or call 851 Northmp. ; ELDERLY womaan to eare for sick' woman for room and. board sua soma wage. E. 1 m V GIRL, for general housework, no washing, good wages. .Apply to Mr. Levitt. Fourth -and GOfD girt for general housework; bo washing; good wages. Aroly st 162 Haxelfera Place. Take Montavilla gar. - - -- -- WANTED Girl on power sewing machines. Pacific Tent at -Awning company. . 1 North First st. - ' - ' ' ' ' - ' ' GIRI- to assist with general housework. Apply mornings. 699 Lorcjoy.- ' - EXPERIENCED girt for general hoaseworF; - adults only: no washing. Main; 2647; WANTEDOlrls to work with children. Broad way 1635. WOMAN to work in kitchen turning for self and husband'a room and board. 412 N. 18th. SEWING machine operators, shoproocn girt sad office assistant. 167 - 1st St., upstairs. STRONG woman,, middle aged, to care : for ia valid lady day. 880 E..1M at- N. , WIDOWER of 48 wishes housekeeper; can gii WANTED Woman, for iiht housework. Phone Woodlawn 6808 between 8 ' and 7 p. an. WANTED A woman to take ears of 4 children, no houseworks 846 Hancock at. GIBJj for general housework wanted. East 8922. HELP WA5TK1V-FEMALE 1T WILL, PAT iAi GOOD SALABT i TO A , LIMITED NUMBEB OF GIRLS BETWEEN THE AGES Or 1 AND SO TEABS WH1LB 71 TEACH TOU TO OPERATE A POWEB MACHINE: STEADT - EMPLOYMENT AND GOOD WAGES PAID TO ODE OPERATORS. APPLT AMES HARRIS ' NEVILLE BAG GO. 16th HOTT STS. THE OLDS. WORTMAN A KING STORE re quires the eervicea of - an experienced sod fountain dispenser. Apply superintendent's office, 9 to 10:Sw a. aw TQTJNG WOMEN To - learn weaving. Prefer ence givea those Hying near Portland Woolen aiula. WEAVERS EXPERIENCED. STEADT WORK. GOOD WAGES. PORTLAND WOOLEN MILLS. v - 4 , WAN TED- Elderly lady aa housekeeper, good home, out of city. C E. 8wansou, B. F, D. 4, Beaverton, or St. Mary's station. HELP WANTED MALE A5J - FEMALE t . MOLER BARBER COLLEGE pays you while learning: givea you set of tools; positions secured. Write for catalogue. 234 Burnside at., or phone Broad way 1 7 8 1 ' - MEN. WOMEN, learn oarber trade; wages while learning; position guaranteed. . : Mgr. 23 years' experience. Oregon BaibeT College. 288 Madison. PORTLAND BARBER COLLEGE teaches trade in 8 weeks; pay while learning; position guar anteed. -234 Couch at. - - ' WANTED AGENTS SALESMAN WANTED To travel adjacent territory with high grade line of oil stoves, on; salary and bonus basis, with ' expenses paid. Product on market 25 years and backed by lare national advp.rtisirtff camDaien. Trade partly established. Territory will be open about August ,10. This is not a get rich scneme but a Dermanent connection where a rYian can better him self from year to year. We have no room for order takers but would like to hear from men having the ability to make $3500.00 yearly or bet ter. Address Sales Manager The Detroit Vapor Stove Co. Detroit, Mich. .ik'Ta T.nA .kin.nl ... irT asles- X... , w ..J - , . -. . j.lMht. Mh nrnmnt nav. Sd- rialty Foundry Works. S. E. corner E. 7th and Belmont. ' SITU ATTOKB MALE ROOF ATTENTION. . If your roof leaks or needs painting oetore tne snrogies ar wsrpsu and checked with the hot summer sun. Just call on the Economy Roof Doctors, the beat paint put on. 1 cent per foot. 169 Front. "- MUST HATE WORK ' nVi-Ji .laiinai WaTBk S1mI 41 ainflM. flBfl prlTAU hoine Beat iferiice ronuM-ftd. lLt ma cife you an xtimftte. H-92d, -0Tirii. v rntrr ul.i wai wwil nA 1Wffl moVCf Uk new if yott brim to m with $1. Fid Sper, 60Ua t. 67th st. S. S. w NuweM chare b. AM 8t jMtr old. ringl. A-l farmer, drtTf any learn ana iriciui, . r engines; will go on a steady place tor 880 room and board. H-91T. Journal itnw 1 i H TkATtAtieA WSata I place in first-class shop to finish trade. II- 880 Journal. DISCHARGED soldier want clerical position. nlericai rtM work, tiue writing, etc. : 1 V4 yrs. 7S n.ri.n fine oenman. neat. 8-288. JournaL GET yonr carpenter work snd repairing done by s maa mat anows sow n Mummwmua. 8-221. Journal. iJ"w i m. a w Deliv- rd rcA-onable distance. Cental Trwifer aa. oIT 9T1 atVk erft- Ufa, PI 75TS. sja pwiaie 'wv.s ' - PAIN TING, pepertontinff, kalsorainiiit done ; lrt us iigura on juut ni . . . 4782. ' . R a AM1ERSON. plowing and harvesting. E. 772. van rrom a to w v. i . ROOFS reehingled. a specialty. Phone Beachen. a, 1 Si ' . . BUGS vacuum cleaned in your homes. Call Tsoor qsj. CONTRACTOR, repair s specialty. B. - D, Crowe. 441 62d at. Tabor 7982. - CABPENTER will build your home or do your repair work reasonapio. -ranor ngi PAINTING, paper-hanging and kalsonuning by ax- perlencea .worajnsn. rwmp - PAPERHANGEB, Tinter and Painter sranU work; references. rnww q-qq. EASTEBN painter and decorator,, day or con tract. Phono Kast 7o. EXOAVATINQ work dope. Call East 4784. FIOWINO and harrowmg. CaU Tabor 8727. SITUATIONS FKIAIjI? TOUNG lady wants position filing assistant office or mailing dept. Taper zos WANT day work by middle age colored woman, 40c nf.ur. I'none v oooiswn iiov. LACE cartins hand laundered,. .called for, by ..w ITt SI OS. WANTED Housework for Wednesday and a . . a we ate ea i fa Tnursaay. i-nona wooannn a. TOUNG lady wishes position "aa a pp run tic munner. au mu. . WANTED Day work for Thursday and Sat- urday. Eat eiwv WANTED- Day work. Wdln. 6162. WULIja'uke' child to" ear for. Marshall 1917". WANTED pay work. Wdln. 6163. PRESSMAKITTO PLAIN aewing done at reasonable price at my - home. - 1 is. e?tn w. rnon -.spot o wrfnaya ,- , EXPERIENCED Burse, best of referencaa. Will cage- pau ens in my iiorae. jatwmi.1 pref E-8i 'erred. ETerything furnished reasonaoie. 1 none 8688. Hart AptSt and Laurel Hotel Newly fttrniahed. modern heasekeeptnc end sleep ing rooene. 2.60 sod np. Sxnd snd Yamhill. . HOTEL FRANKLIN WASHINGTON AT THIRTEENTH $1 a dsy tip. Pre -tnb and shower bath 32.50 AND UP. single sleeping rooms, by week or montn. -SB rt umon avenua. HOTEL v SARGENT Hawthorne and Grand. Starting point special car for Vancouver. "FUBITISHED , KOOMS-rPBITATE FA3III.T ? A NICE sleeping room in s strictly privata family,' all modern conreniences; rrotltmia preferred. East 4897. 684 E. Oak st. ' 82.50 PEK ' WEEK, furnbtbed housekeeping, 2 room suites: all outsida rooms; quiet place. 480 H Belmont, eof. 8th. " SEASONABLE, to gentlemen, 1 nice modern furnished front 'room t also 5 otber rooms. dose in. east Kl. East 884. NICELY furnished room for lady, with privilege of doing own cooking; Sio per moms Oeii- wood 8059.- " NICELY furnished front room, Hawthorne dia- trict. 254 E. 16UW comer or Man Hon. Phone East 284 FURNISHED room to rent, with bath. CaU at - 948 Diviaioa; Richmond ear. OXE small furnished room , in private family. very close is. sz.7 per wees. Main WELL furnished room, walking ditsnce. bath , and phone. East 4007. -31 HaasaJo at. ONE furnished room oa 8d floor, 84 per months- Uau after a oeiocs. sae nan at. IBVINGTON Modem - room, breakfast, -1 blocks 1 ot J car; vacant jnae ti. FURNISHED soosM for rent- Call Broad way 167. - '-- ' -' - ' '- , - - Fl'RNISHED room for rent- 826 Benton at. ROOMS A TIT BOARD 15 THE HAZEL "Not. like the others. Every comfort; bome eooaing. sua aa ' 1HK MARTHA WASHINGTON, 880 loth, for business firm end tudent MTjyi 12it, BOOMS AND BOARD PKIVATK FAMILY 7t MOTHERLY - lady wiwies ehildrea to board. Main 1143. 481 Taylor t. -- - FLEGANT rooms, aleo breakfast. Phone Mac shall SIMM. - , ' GOOD room and board for two; nice single room, Abo have garage. 454 E. Couch, cor. E. , 8th. WANTED To take a small child in my own home. East 8672. ' : V.-.- - r. ItOOXt and board. 2 young mens home pnvi- ieges, 428 Vs Mill at. MarshaU 2515. ROOM and board for woman employed, Sell - ' wood 1984. HOrSEKEEPING ROOMS S PTJRyiSHED AND TJPPRyiSHED COMPLETELY fnrnlshed one and two room suites. Immaculately dean. 88 and 84 week. Greatly reduced price. No objections to one or two children, - East - end of steel bridge. East 567, 815 PER month, well furnished 2 H. K. rooms. bath, light and place to wah ; bo oblectiona to ohiidrea; also - bachelor's quarters, 810 per month, outside rooms. ' 298 V Union avenue. 2 NICELY furnished b. k. rooms, must be seen to be appreciated. Rent only 320, AdulU only. Apply st- grocery. 874 -1 1th st. : - - ONE ' large f'ront corner, completely furnished housekeeping room,, reasonable. dose in rushmark, 565 Washington. , " " FOR nicely furnished' l"2end 3 room suites of H. K. rooms. caU Beaters Informatioii Bureau. Main 4557. " - - 2 ROOM housekeeping flats 13 per week. 644 M Front. - 1 LARGE front room and kitchenette, first floor. also single rooms. 655 Flanders, FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. 98 Enett t., ery reasonable. Mississippi car. TWO nice single rooms; hot water for baths and laundry. - 655 Flwdea.-" -- - . - . H. i and sleeping room. 610 per iionth. walk' Ing distance, Eat 8183. Fl R N IS I IED housekeeping rooms, 141 Lowns- dale at. ' HOUSEKEEPING rooms, very reasonable7853 .Couch at-.block oft 16th and Washington. HOUSEKEEPING EOOMH ? FTJBSI8HED AND TJITFTJttWISHKD . PRIVATE FAMILY SMALL APT., suitable for couple employed, rea aonable. west aide, walking distance, excellent location. A real home to the right party. Broadway 2985. . ONE small attic . sleeping room; also , house keeping room. on second floor. 632 Flanders. - ' - ' TWO furnished housekeeping rooms. 640 Eatt Stark st. - UNFCRNISHED 4 rooms. Phone Woodlawn 4914. Wednesday. - - j I1U;E hoiutekeeping room, 810; third floor. 154 N. 18th. ' 1HKEE nicely furnished housekeeping rooms, gss. barb. 67 week. 6P3 Front. TWO nicely furnished H. K. rooms. 220 , N. 16th. Bdwy. 1702. 8 NEAT furnished housekeeping rooms. 698 Johnson. - " FOB BEITT HOUSES, UFURjri8HEI IS FOB BENT OR SALE TERMS. Modern house, 10 rooms and bath. Fine lawn, garden and fruit. Faces two Improved streets. Lot 84x100. two block from Union a venae near Irvingtoa. Phone, in business hours, Broadway 679. SMALL furnished housa.. closa to ear, poultry house, garden, shade. Geo. Mora. 809 Clianv of Com. Main 5008. - FOR BENT or sale will build cheap housi 15th sr. N. Plyment down, balance monthly. Phone East 8077. , - . . - WHEN YOU MOVE. USE NOBTH- WESTEBN ELECTRIC LIGHT SERVICE Trnth and Washington. . Broadway 680 SIX ROOMS, bath, toilet, gas. electricity, water furnished. 320. Honck. 110 10th. 4-ROOM housa for rent, with garden. Sell- wood 1198. 5 BOOM house. 392 Grand eve. N., near Broad- way. 322.50. Woodlawn 4746. - - ; WEST- SIDE; 6 ROOMT"OO0D CONDITION 591 WASHINGTON. - " OLD 8 room house, 5 minute walk to Portland hoteL Phone East 2820. - . HOUSES FOR RE5T FURNITURE FOR SALE 83 FOR RK.VT 10 room house at 19th and Mar- shall, furniture for asle, 4525. Broadway 4111. - - - FURNITURE for aale cheap, house for rest. 814; piano and phonograph separate; all a bargain. Ull l rcranmg s rT'iiviTruc. ..I. t9is TTmia for rent 6 rooms. 820 per month,- Close in. Phone Taoor 4B7S 3 ROOMS. 480 H Union North; apartment two, adults only. Call after, s P. is. HOUSE for rent, furniture for aale; 8 rooms; flats. Phono Tabor, 7462 : - FURjriSHF,T HOUSES. 86 K.RTkOM furnished house, bath. Csa. electricity. sleeping porch, close to csrline; so children. 6141 4 0tn ave. b. r FOR RENT 7 room furnished bouse. Bear Ankeny ear barns. Main o38S. APARTME5TT8 48 FURJTTSHED ASP UTTFURITISHEP BUSHMARKrTo'S Waaliington Completely fur ' nished 2 , room apartment, modern, close in. reasonable. 8 ROOMS, unfurnished, with privata bath, in- elndina water and aarbasa. Bent.- elS.ou Phone East 4267 from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. THE JEFFRY 2 -room furnished apt.. 316; oor. RuaseU and Kerby. bet Mississippi end Williams area. Phone East 1S84 MAGNOLIA anartmenta. furnished alngl ani . double ho-sekeeping rooms, also sleeping rooms. Telephone Kast - . 2 ROOM famished apt- Harrison Court, 894 5tb st. TWO nicely furnished rosna, - 649Ujonava. NEW YORK apt. E. Belmont and 7tn. K. aa. i, FOB RETv-T FLAT 13 FOR BENT Modern 4 room lower flat, walk ing distance. 8 blocks from Broadway bridge. 246 Dnnont -. sear Benton. : ' - ' FOR RENT 5 room unfnrnished lower flat. 541 East Pine St. Key 638 E. Ankeny. v PLEASANT"welf furnished 4 -room rial, light end garbage for-328. 401 E. 60th at. ' - k FPBTI f WHETt FIATS $20 FOrR room furnished lower flat. 642 E. 27th. Richmond : car to S7th. 1 block sm .th. ' ' " , - - MODERN 4 rooms of privste resldencs; adults; reference. C-1160. 858 Sacramento stv-t WOTET,W - 34 FOB SALE 8 room, hotel In Culver,. Oregon, on Dallas-California highway; will take ante or Portland property in trade. Call Tabor 665, or write George H. Oshorrj. Culvr, Oregon. HOTEL in good town, close to Portland; all furnlahad; rant cheap. - ueerge, iorse,, ses Chamber of Commerce. FOR RE7TT MISCELI.AITEOUS 83 DOUBLE garage for rent. 69 E. Humboldt st, CaU wain. -z. WA5 TETr TO RETtT 7 WE WANT TO RENT a 5 room up-to-date dwelling la select neighbor hood. , ''.'....,.: Atae bouse, flat and apartment '' If yea bar any vaeaneie. phone Iteava Togather, can of Northwest Steel Co.. Main 1199 BT June 1, furnished cottage or housekeeping - room, by couple employed;-no ehildrea: near Grand and Hawtnorne; permanent, x-e. Journal. WANTED to renW 4 or 6 room furnished hoM, with garage, convenient to streetcar. Broad- W V. . 1 1 t way - S loorsiiUBiff WANT to rent 4 or 5 room honse with garage, on good stfeet, not over 830. per month. Main 682. ' RE All ESTATE- BURINJ58B PROPERTY 12 PEB CENT . WsrehouM. Sooth Portland, railroad frontage. brick, strongly btrilt,- twa stories snd basement; set iocoaae more than 12 per rent of price. See - , K. w. iuuuuu Ms'lnnm.! hlrl Mats -SKS . A.S0S1 FACTOBT siu, west aide, waterfront, trackage and paved' street. Bargain ? Own, 1421 wortnwesrern- raia oiog. BARGAIN Quarter block sea fcttsinee center; owner will sacrifice. - Inquire J. J. Johnson, 814 Spalding bldg.- - . : r , ' ' TO IEA8B 33 MIOOM boose to lease. ; CaU tomorrow. Tabor 6913. . - FOR SAIE HOUSES ' 61 FOR SAI.E 8 room bouse, 8 kU, 82000; tern. Taor BOOM hons for aale by owner. 1033 Cleve land ave. Woodlawn 41787 . .-: COTTAGE 4 room end bath, 1 block froaa ear William J. My nq. so B7tn sr. Tanor 812. I'OK SALE cheap, new' modem 8 room house. cell at less k. Main st. sir. xsoor ear. IBVINGTON 5 rooms, hardwood floors, bath and laundry trays, garage. 68700. East 41 9. 60EtOOWf modern bangalow 80th and Xea 4Davw gaauu. lastae . lain eaeo. -- - 6 .00il house for a-ie. . 3.2 3- tea W REAL ESTATE yOB SALE HOUSES 41 VALKI.NU duUnce to Briatdway bridae, near Mississippi ave., 8 room lMm, basement, a, electrtciry, fine corner. lOuxtio. room for 2 !cre bouses, csrlln.. hard-surtsoe street; cr-etTy, pear, apricot and prune trees; same ten ant, 2 yssni at 820 per month. 46 Shaver St. ?,T'?10.n.f- living oily; sacrifice 82500. ' , - WOxlItt U)T ' ' , " SIX ROOM BI NGAIXIW UKK.tntu,FOU to " fin tx"" hora". u w ' bTJnnt' -aen hou.. gnod barn (ccuht be used for garage), big lot 80x110 feet. USlo?slW ' ,in rdn The price J1001? ou P onl 380 down. COE A. McKENNA A CO. Main 4623 82 4th St.. Roerd of Trade Bl'g . - USI BSLMI UST V4100 .UB" 5.room' snd den, located 2 blocks ;",J- Launlhurst,, hardwood floors, 2 304 -ANr T4EPH Main 8516. ...r.,;,i 'i'Ke n 1 1 1 1 and Sandy WTMOHKIXI) B U nTTaXo W ' K i 8300O 300 CASH hJL """ "d "ception haU. fireplace, buffet, I"- eement basement, wash trays, except anL,MUf,.rra: ,a" impr,em.ni- in ri vv!?l'???.?2Zjnnnth l"'-l'lig interest. 218 Railway Exchange bldg.. Mam 678.. : ' 3-800 .. BIG . SNAP fulfeTt hngaIow. hardwood floors, tireplae. iuu eement basement, close to csr r. SEE THIS QUICK lail at office. E. SHth and i:iiu .. . Saiii2L HOME FOR THEanrOLkS " orraUJ-, V ft0? : "J1 flast-rcd !r5 ' L,,r.e, b"rin fu trees; lot 42x100; street work aU in and paid; for $600 cash, bal ance tyonthly; located at 87 Nebraska at . " 7S rh.w C","n.T Pred W Cenasa Co.. j tbamber of Commtrce. Open evenings and Sundays. ' University Park. Slfinn 4 room bungalow, bath. Dutch kitchen, lights T, iiuri. irsy. loxiuu lot, near Z?TJZouth . cllo'l nd SL John. csr. Only 81600, on terras. CEO. T. MOORE CO. 1007 Yeon Bids. ; r PORTLAND HEIGHTS BUNGALOW V'AOANT. MOVE BIGHT I.N . 850006 rooms, den. 1 large bedroom down, - up; furnace, fireplace. Dutch kitchen, full cement basement, wash trays, a blocks to cat)' Let ui show you. . t A ,1',". V.rf . it n ' 204 By. Kxc-h. bldg. - Main 1094. ? COTTACfE. E. 11TH AND REACON" w-.uvu Ginuiv, i ,aa, natn. cement easement Imp. street. Lot 50x100. 'ii iv1.'11 Jfl- On Beacon st nesr E. llUi. i-jft I dliUn Trie 3-500. 35UO cash and 0 per mo., 6. .YW . ....... -.- i Board of Trade bldg. - Main 7452 North Mt. Tflhnrr.QRn JL rm,.df!"ba constructed bungalow, sleeping porch bath Dutch kitchen. 65x100 lot. with s" 7.i? c?r- 8 hearing fruit trees. Well worth investigating. Term. Can move right In. ien Evenings. GEO. T. MOOHE CO.. 1007 Teon Bldg. ArREMVi;RnfuJS-OAUV 340UO1000 CASH ' rooms and sleerilng porch, furnace, fire Place, oak floors, buifet. botAcsaea, 1 bedrcl n ?' e hM iw,t UnU4 '! In firt class condition. niL,EKAN'DBARR HENDERSON CO, i ' K'",'ng" hldg.. Main 6752 IF YOU want a home, 4 -room modern bun galow, furnished or unfurnished, with player "jth, ood garage, lawn ' and roses, lot ' 50x50, fun basement and large attic: unfur- 2S5t' V-900 ,urnlh 'U Player piano S00, terms, come and see 688 Lafayette; Sellaood car. Sell. 2805. ; IHtCTOKS r-Hf.15?0011 MB SANITARIUM, gp.AiMS.Sn cfiffliB TOSALK OR ENf TERMS: Modern . house, 10 rooms and bath Fiiie lawn garden and fruit. Faces two improved street. Lot MslOO. two blocks from Union Irvington. Phone, in businu hours, Broadway 079. 2K.5,?u8?? f"h' 1 ro,,m tth and ball (bath ha tip plumbing). S loU run nlng from 67th to 68th at.. Urge barn and op portunity to buy on either aide vacant loU. 4 blocks to car, 4 to school, Millsrd sre.. alt. Scott station. Fred Spesr, Tsbor" 6887. HEBE'S your cbsnce, buy from owner: A rooms, gas, electricity, wash trsya. cement base ment. 80x100 lot. fruit, berries, garden in, sidewalk, hard surf sre street; 1144 Iron, cor. 88th. Richmond csr; 88800, 81000 down, bai-ant-e term, l'lione Tabor 6029. Little brown 4-mom furnished bungalow in very good district, cosy and convenient, 'will sake a very nlr little home, near end of Brosd WV csrlln. Price, including furniture. 818(10: 6800 cash. JOHNSON DODSON CO.. A3 4 IT. W. Bank bldg. '- Here's a Good Buy T room modern home, pleasant rooms. B. C. jar. all kinds of fruit, only $2800, essy tsrim; fine lot adjoining for sale, $800. Tond Reslty Co.. 1280 Ssndy bird. Tsbor 8828. " A t Ttr Tl T A r-sf. , ,.r $21506 rorsna, hath, gas, electric -Hints, basement, wash Uaya, newly tinted throughout. Easy terms.: ..'-"" -i' ' A- WICKMAN CO.. . 204 By. Erch. bldg, Msin lues. M ROSET-iTtPAR k 6-reom modern bunalow, with sun room, furnace, - fireplace, built ina, cement basement, 50x100 lot. east fn.nt, paved street. $3360. F. VANDLTN, 615 Chamber of Commerce bldg. Main 1953. 818006 room bungalow, bath, saa, electrte 1 1 rl ra a II aina li ii li,sm - - s. '"v runnii; tewer In. and paid; no reasonable terms refused. ' 204 Ri. Eich. hld ' u.i- . . , i , ,y. - wmin iwifi, 7-HOOM modern. Al condition. H blk. torsr; rlsnris sirs tliOl . m A nn ...-. 7 "' fivu rnxn, per mo 9-lrMira modern firmm in .lt . ... a a ' PTO.innt paid. - $2750; $1000 ch Urml on balance. Main 2658. Bletien A !.. 1URGAINH in real estaU in Brentwood and other rf nt t I . " " . . i prsHQi ona . -" . . , -ou csr iv Blocks. Pied Spesr, Tsbor 6887. ATtaXCTlf room bungalow. acreenedTuI onrch. firvulmf . htaiit.tn- -.. 1. 1 i . . ,",?' garaga; roses and vines, close m ;I -"r torma, cau alter 6 p. m. Tabor 9290. S-ROOM modern nous, corner lot, trees ' a nl " . w"ws osaerneni. 'nee S2gno. IfiDA rinsvn . Via I . . . . . Sumner street. Take Alberta car to 26th. " -' WHY NOT BUILD f rla aea at4(atla .... . a . . fMnTlttl fim mt lev r. ..tii .l, --------- wn. xvap tu anruiintjr fumUh thm monmf if d-wirtxl U k. BUr Co Inc.. rnntraMlns s ,!.(. o &r ir r- --J-.:."." - " ram, BI OWNER Ftoomi in WarerieiTTTiu;- i block to W-S car, 2 blocks to school; fmprov. -- , . uiis.i -(, some jaal and Urraa. Apply 861 E. Kelly st.. nesr 81175 BXR7TAr.?rr60'AW 6 room house, electricity, gss, 60100 high! a-M Sf sr4 1 l 1 41 I . . a i j 9 Imnrnwn Int. S Hlwk tr ii w. - , neighborhood. J. D. Kennedy. 829' Salmon. id Msin, 4 789. . , . ) BEAUTIFUL Laurelhurst horns, modem la . every way, 6 rooms, whit enamel, i Thi I s fine home; will gire terms. Call i . J nriRRiva " 819 By. Each. bldg. - Main 87 31000 SACRIFICE Vacant. nice rooms, ' bath. v full Cement baaemn 1 Aa.,.,. It frnir, nuts, roses; $2760. Terms. Half block car. Owner. Main lesa u .ia . s. 1377. . - " -"' 9 nindem bnngalow. comer Jot 60x100. 2 block to aarline. imtm. . . .1 ... , -... 'imw u j w i , una ia 5foT. Bjc Plaoe to.hve: price - , ' ' " im land Co.. 908-5 Stock Esrhsnge bldg. Msin 7876. BARGAIN Modem 5 -room cottage, room n uiss. m, in, nncmnir, ntssment, l-t 5092. Jin ie location; Vancouver avenue nea- , - " . f Liuuq renne ncrth. " -AUREUiURSf Dandy mojeru 6 room bun galow, 84100,-terms. Modern 8 room 1 V. story bnngslow affect, hardwood floors, bulltins. for 86500. ,;Lt ma show you. Hitchcock, 89 a i k. WfiC L i sell my 5-roorn bungalow on a low cash payment ana easy Terras ia responilrjl neo il. My property is free of debt and only half U.b in. T, A 1 ln I. t. - w. m iwi t .- " - . 'iv. f nuv, rMSS l ant, Mr. Cary. 1219 N. W. Bank bldg. J $50 Down, $10 Monthly Buy 3 room shsck with 8 large lota DRAPER MARRTF.HS, 201 Wilcox bldg. 12000 A BARGAIN 5 r m house. 5 UA; trait trees, berries. 2 chicken houses an4 parks, near Council Crest csrline: besntiful Tvw ; 6800 cash, easy terms. Marahsll 2H8I. SEVEN rooms and sleeping porch, bdwd. finor7 modern, fine condition, foil lot, corner JiSih and E. Salmon, $6000, Mitchell A Bippey, 1'i'ft Gerlinger bldg., 2d and Alder, or phone E. 29 IS. NEW 4-room modem bangalow. $it60T$30i cash. 826 month. , Call st house. 154 9 Knowlea at., owner. . ' - 4 ROOM ehsck; lot 60x100, SftOO; tersasT Broadway 1658. 209 Oregon bid. SMALL "honse, 70th at. and PoVe'irtaUeir' i L . W. Metalf. lwwiel a... .